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This is a total guess, but based on the fact that all the perps names are Indian, there is a chance that they are immigrants who are either not aware of the law

by pm90 5y ago

This is a total guess, but based on the fact that all the perps names are Indian, there is a chance that they are immigrants who are either not aware of the law or the serious consequences involved if you get caught. If they're convicted this will almost certainly affect their immigration status and likely get them deported too. Not excusing what they did at all, but it should be noted that the judicial systems in India and the US are very different; its not very common to get busted for financial crimes. I honestly think that whenever immigrants come over they should be required to attend a class about the law enforcement situation in the US, and how there's very real chances of getting prosecuted if you do crimes.

metadat 5y ago
Publicly traded companies make office employees periodically (usually annually) go through a corporate anti-corruption training course covering inappropriate gifts and insider trading. If these fellas were smart enough to be hired at Twilio, claiming ignorance is beyond ridiculous. If somehow twilio decided to skip all these trainings, twilio can be held liable and sued by their employees who get in trouble. Do you think their savvy legal team (c'mon, it's in Telco space, they have a legal army) could be that dumb? Having been present during an IPO and working for publicly traded companies, I can confidently say "No, not a chance".